Porsche 944 Right Rear Tail Light Lens, 1983 on 2040-parts.com
Bath, Pennsylvania, US
This is Right Rear Tail Light Lens from a Porsche 944. It came from a 1983 944. It is in Good condition considering its age. The Tail Light Lens has a R on it and says DOT SAEAIRAT3, THK 40. It has some scratches on it. It is as seen in the pictures.
I am sure it will fit other years of 944 but it is the buyers responsibility to check and see if it will work for your application.
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